Hi Swiggyj,

I agree that the T-28 is a terrific plane. Most of my flights are from a baseball diamond as well. Take-offs are usually started near the pitcher's mound, where the dirt is less trampled, heading out toward second base. Landings are usually bring the lane down at short stop or second base, heading toward home. The planes that can land at a slow speed, like the T-028 and the Typhoon, are no problem. Planes that need to come in fairly fast, like the GWS Warbirds, quickly run out of room and I've had a few go intro the backstop. Usually no damage, but still not a nice way to end a good flight.